What happens is many rules have alternate descriptions in non-english languages. The parser that crunches through the rules to create that webpage winds up with different languages based on what order it winds up finding them in. Since the rules to HTML parser isn't smart enough to know which one of the multiple descriptions to use, it just uses some simple algorithm like the first, or the last, that it sees as it goes plowing through.
At 07:16 AM 11/27/2002 +0000, Rob MacGregor wrote:
Some time back I browsed the list of tests so I could tweak the values to suit my own particular situation. Yesterday I did this again but noted that while some descriptions are in English, some are French and some are other languages.
This has made understanding the nature of some of the tests challenging, given that my grasp of languages other than English is, quite simply, terrible (that the test title is usually descriptive helps however). Is there anywhere I can find a copy of this only in English?
Thanks in advance.
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